Executable Analysis
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A cross-platform file type identification tool for malware analysts and reverse engineers, using signature-based and heuristic analysis.
A retargetable machine-code decompiler based on LLVM, supporting multiple architectures and file formats.
A retargetable machine-code decompiler based on LLVM, supporting multiple architectures and file formats.
An open-source tool that detects capabilities in executable files like malware, identifying behaviors such as backdoor installation or network communication.
An open-source tool that detects capabilities in executable files like malware, identifying behaviors such as backdoor installation or network communication.
A Python script to extract and fix PyInstaller executable contents for decompilation.
GUI and console sources for Detect It Easy (DiE), a program for determining file types and packers.
A general-purpose decompiler for machine code binaries that supports multiple processor architectures and executable formats.
A binary file analysis tool that colorizes and displays internal structures of ELF, Mach-O, PE, and archive formats.
A static binary analysis framework for automated reverse engineering and security analysis of compiled executables.
Free Windows executable and binary data detector that identifies packers, compilers, protectors, and file formats.
A freeware reversing tool for PE files, designed for fast and flexible malware analysis.
A portable utility that identifies linkers, compilers, and packers used to create executable files across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
An abstract interpretation-based static analysis platform for disassembling and analyzing binary executables to recover control flow graphs.
Python implementation of PEiD for detecting packers in Windows PE files using signature databases.
A tool to find code caves (empty space) in PE files (exe, dll) for x86/x64 Windows, useful for shellcode placement.
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